Gozo Sports Board announce the finalists for the Gozo Sports Awards
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During a press conference, held today at Vini & Capricci in Gozo, it was announced that after an absence of 13 years, the Gozo Sports Board is organising the Gozo Sports Awards.
They said that this will be a worthy and appropriate appreciation for those who work hard to achieve their goals, as well as to those who help others gain their success.
The sportsmen themselves nominated and voted for the best athletes, men and women, the most promising youths, the most successful teams in Gozo last year, as well as an award to honour a deserving official who gave so much for others.
The organisers said that it does not mean that “the winner has worked harder than those who have not been awarded the prize. But in life someone has to be among the winners, and those who have not been awarded today will aim towards a win in the future.
The final of this event will be held at the Gozo Sports Complex on Saturday, the 28th of February at 7.30pm, under the patronage of the Minister for Gozo, Dr Anton Refalo, with the collaboration of Vini & Capricci and Lord Chambray.
The Chairman of the Gozo Sports Awards Executive Committee, Joe Bajada announced the finalists.
Gozo Sports Awards – Finalists
The Sportsman of the Year
Melvin Calleja – Gozo Sports Combat
Marvin Cauchi – Gozo Horse Racing
Debono Charlton – Athletix
Sportswoman of the Year
Saliba Maria Pia – Swimming
Joanne Vella – Gymnastics
Emma Xuereb – Gozo FA
Promising Youth – Male
Matthew Camilleri – Greyhounds
Theuma Christian – Otters
Thomas Vella – Xewkija
Promising Youth – Female
Maria Farrugia – Gozo FA
Scicluna Estelle – Ghajnsielem Red Coats
Valentine April – Gozo Sport Combat Club
Team of the Year
Ghajnsielem Redcoats – Soft Ball
Otter – Waterpolo
Xewkija Tigers – Football
Official of the Year
Debattista Louis – Greyhounds
Mifsud Micallef Mary – Gozo Horse Racing Association
Scicluna Josef – Ghajnsielem Redcoats.
Photographs: MGOZ/George Scerri



























Maybe some clubs and athletes aren’t recognized by KMS but Gozo Sports Board has recognized the efforts & volunteer work been done in sports. I am proud to be a Gozo Athlete; it’s hard for us when we are so limited with our facilities. The Maltese have access to more training facilities but I think Gozo athletes do really well with what we have. I’m glad athletes here are being recognized.